Analogue Solutions Colossus Quartz AS250-Seq Expander w/ a Vintage RSF Kobol Expander I Synthesizer

Here's an AS250-Seq expander driving a vintage synth (RSF Kobol Expander I). The AS250-Seq fits seamlessly into your analogue synth studio and works well with most vintage and current analogue synthesizers that accept CV control.
Details:
www.analoguesolutions.com/col...
What is Colossus Quartz?
Tom Carpenter is excited to introduce Colossus Quartz, an exciting new range of add-on synth expanders, part of the Colossus range.
Colossus Quartz is the Colossus Slim split into quarters. This allows you to build the whole system one quarter at a time, spreading the cost, or, to just have single sections to use as expanders alongside your existing modular synthesizers.
Several benefits:
It enables you to buy one quarter at a time, so you can spread the cost eventually building up a complete Colossus System.
They can be used as expanders for Colossus.
And they can be used as expanders and used with other modular set-ups (Eurorack, 5U, etc).
Each quarter has a specific range of general features:
AS250-VCO This has a bank of 12 vernier VCOs, plus 2 Noise Generators, Random Voltage, Sample and Hold, Matrix Panel.
AS250-Mod This features 4 VCAs, 4 Envelopes, 2 LFOs, LCD Dual Channel Oscilloscope (can be upgraded to single channel CRT), Touch Keyboard / Sequencer.
AS250-VCF This has 8 Filters (4x SEM type, 4x Moog type), 8 VCAs, 2 real Spring Reverbs, 2 Ring Mods, 2 Slew Generators, Matrix Panel.
AS250-Seq This features a 64-step analogue sequencer, 4 Moving Coil Meters, Stereo Mixer, 2 Joysticks, 2 Multiples, 2 Sub-mixers.
All systems feature a full set of 3.5mm jack sockets for patching.
All the voice and modulation circuits are of course 100% analogue. We purposely steered away from digital, it doesn’t even have MIDI or USB (there are plenty of MIDI converter boxes out there should you need that facility). There are of course digital elements to the sequencer control - that is unavoidable - even classic analogue sequencers like the ARP sequencer used digital logic chips. In fact the EMS Synthi 100 features a digital sequencer.
Colossus is large scale, featuring large knobs that control metal shaft potentiometers. VCOs have multi-turn verniers. The two enormous pin matrix panels dominate the panels - these are incredibly expensive Swiss-made broadcast-quality signal routers.
There are two spring reverbs, touch keyboard, step sequencer, moving coil meters, joysticks and so much more. An immense expanse of jack sockets for additional patching within or without the system.
There are no gimmicks - this is pure synthesiser. A huge sound enclosed in a solid metal case wrapped in wood. No expense has been spared to bring this incredible machine to life.
Synthesisers like this only come around once in a decade, or possibly a generation.

[@ultramet]

Somehow Trent Reznor is locked 🔒 inside that synth! I can’t get enough of this demo!❤

[@ultramet]

Where Moog left off (especially after being sold) Analogue Solutions just took it from there!!

[@jeanbonnefoy1377]

Everytime I hear the sound of any RSF Kobol module, it brings me back to 1980 when I had the luck of playing a Kobol for the bass lines of our 3rd single. Kudos to the Fernandez bros!
As for AS, kudos too, I have now quite a collection of Analogue Solution synths and modules: I like the way you always keep on with the look, feel, touch and sound of the sturdy analogue machines of the 60s-70s ("talking 'bout mmmyyy generation" here😊)

[@AnalogueSolutions]

That's awesome! 😎 Thanks so much ❤️

[@sunilsolanki]

This sounds utterly fantastic.

[@benworrell4428]

Very cool! Your products interest me so much. Thanks for making awesome inspirational instruments! Hope I will be in a position to purchase one day! .

[@AnalogueSolutions]

Thank you! ❤️

[@KidMrRemixes]

Love those vocal harmonies!

[@sunilsolanki]

Tom are you ever going to make a RSF Kobol synth??